Route 66 Kingman
Honoring the automotive legacy of America’s Mother Road while helping Mohave County move confidently into an electric future.
Connecting Route 66 history with the future of transportation
DRIVE Electric Arizona’s Route 66 Kingman Chapter is a volunteer-led community serving Kingman and communities throughout Mohave County.
Established in partnership with the Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation, the chapter works to remove barriers to electric vehicle adoption through education, community events, owner experiences, regional partnerships, and conversations about charging and electric travel.
Kingman’s celebrated car culture makes it an ideal place to connect the freedom and adventure of the open road with a new generation of electric vehicles.
Past, present and future
Route 66 helped define American automotive travel. Today, Kingman is helping demonstrate how electric vehicles can become part of that continuing story.
Making electric transportation more approachable
The chapter brings EV owners, curious drivers, local organizations, businesses and community leaders together throughout Mohave County.
Community Education
Learn how EV charging, range, road trips, ownership costs and everyday electric driving work through straightforward, owner-led conversations.
Events and Displays
Meet EV owners and explore a variety of electric vehicles at community gatherings, showcases, Route 66 celebrations and other regional events.
Regional Connections
Build relationships with local businesses, community groups, charging providers and public agencies to support electric travel across northwestern Arizona.
The spirit of the open road is still evolving
Kingman is known as the Heart of Historic Route 66, with classic automobiles, roadside landmarks, neon signs and an enduring connection to American driving culture.
The Route 66 Kingman Chapter celebrates that heritage while introducing drivers to the instant performance, quiet ride, convenient home charging and road-trip capabilities available from today’s electric vehicles.
Electric vehicles do not replace the story of Route 66. They add another exciting chapter to it.
Help grow the EV community in Mohave County
Whether you already drive electric, are considering your first EV, represent a local organization or simply want to learn more, there is a place for you in the Route 66 Kingman Chapter.
Kingman-area EV charging map
Explore public charging locations around Kingman. Select a station on the map to review available charging levels, connectors and network information.
Meet the Route 66 Kingman co-chairs
Local volunteers lead the chapter’s community outreach, partnerships and participation in regional events.
Tosha O’Neill
Tosha helps guide the Route 66 Kingman Chapter’s local involvement, community connections and electric vehicle outreach throughout Mohave County.
Jessica May
Jessica is a longtime Route 66 and road-trip enthusiast whose electric vehicle journey began in 2017 with a Chevrolet Spark EV. Her family now drives fully electric.
Jessica and her husband, Mike, founded ElectricRoute66.com to share their travels and encourage businesses along the historic highway to become more EV-friendly.
Drive the next chapter of Route 66
Connect with local EV owners, share your experience and help expand electric transportation awareness across Kingman and Mohave County.